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Unsolved Mystery Continues In US As Dead Cattle Found Stripped Of Organs
Mysterious cattle mutilations - animals stripped of organs and drained of blood with no signs of struggle -- have baffled ranchers and law enforcement across the US for decades.
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''Tongues Removed, No Blood Spilled'': Mysterious Deaths Of Cows In US State Baffles Authorities
Ranchers also said there were no predators or birds trying to scavenge the remains of the cow, which decayed untouched for several weeks.
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FIFA 23, The Last of Us Part 1, More: September Games for PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X
What are the biggest games releasing in September 2022 for PC, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series S/X? FIFA 23, The Last of Us Part 1 remake, NBA 2K23, and Steelrising are among the most anticipated titles.
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Xbox Game Pass to Bring 31 Day One Titles to Xbox Consoles, PCs in 2022
Xbox Game Pass is set to add 31 new day one titles in 2022, bringing anticipated titles including Total War: Warhammer 3, Stalker 2: Heart of Chernobyl, Redfall, Starfield, A Plague Tale: Requiem, Slime Rancher 2, Atomic Heart, Hello Neighbor 2, Weird West, and Sniper Elite 5, among others. Many of the games do not have confirmed released dates and...
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It's So Cold In US That Calves' Ears Are Falling Off
In Arkansas, ranchers are fitting pantyhose over the heads of calves in a desperate attempt to keep them warm. In Montana, they've been duct-taping calves' ears to their necks to stop them from falling off. In Oklahoma, newborns arrived onto snow-packed frozen ground and perished while ranchers were reportedly sticking the hardest-hit animals in th...
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Donald Trump Woos Farmers With Promise Of $14 Billion In Pandemic Aid
In a bid to win over voters in US farm states, President Donald Trump announced up to $14 billion in aid to farmers and ranchers hurt by the coronavirus pandemic.
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"Fire Warriors" In Amazon Stand In The Way Of Arsonists To Stop Blazes
No one could stop the fire. It had burned for 10 days already, across 25 miles, when the rancher made the desperate call to the only person he thought could still help.
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Bigfoot? Dogman? Authorities Have No Idea What This Wolf-Like Creature Is
In Montana, it's legal to shoot wolves that get perilously close to people or livestock, and that's exactly what a rancher in Denton thought he did, putting a bullet into something with four legs and canine teeth that came within stalking distance of his herd. But when he summoned wildlife officials to investigate, something was off.
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Want To Buy Rhino Horn? You Can In South Africa, DNA required
South African ranchers launched an online market for rhino horn on Monday, saying the open trade would help squeeze poachers out of the business
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FBI Releases Video Of Fatal Shooting Of Oregon Protester
The FBI released a video on Thursday showing Oregon state police shooting dead one of the armed protesters who took over a wildlife refuge in a three-week occupation involving ranchers angry over land management policies.
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US Militia Occupy Wildlife Park Headquarters In Rancher Row
A group of US militiamen reportedly angered by the jailing of two ranchers occupied the headquarters of a federal wildlife reserve in Oregon on Saturday, local authorities said.
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World's Oldest Clown Dies at 98 in Montana
Floyd "Creeky" Creekmore, a former Montana rancher who held the record as the world's oldest performing clown, has died at age 98, his son said on Tuesday.
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Before Nevada Stand-Off, A Collision Between Ranchers and Tortoises
When the U.S. government declared the Mojave desert tortoise an endangered species in 1989, it effectively marked the cattle ranchers of Nevada's Clark County for extinction.
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Mexico to Legalise Vigilantes Fighting Drug Cartel
Mexico's government plans on Saturday to begin demobilising a vigilante movement of assault rifle-wielding ranchers and farmers that formed in the western state of Michoacan and succeeded in largely expelling the Knights Templar cartel when state and local authorities couldn't.
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Racism taints US rancher in folk hero standoff
A Nevada cattle rancher has become the unlikely ring-leader of an armed right-wing militia, billing himself as a people's hero locked in a showdown with US federal authorities.
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Unsolved Mystery Continues In US As Dead Cattle Found Stripped Of Organs
Mysterious cattle mutilations - animals stripped of organs and drained of blood with no signs of struggle -- have baffled ranchers and law enforcement across the US for decades.
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''Tongues Removed, No Blood Spilled'': Mysterious Deaths Of Cows In US State Baffles Authorities
Ranchers also said there were no predators or birds trying to scavenge the remains of the cow, which decayed untouched for several weeks.
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FIFA 23, The Last of Us Part 1, More: September Games for PC, PS4, PS5, Switch, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X
What are the biggest games releasing in September 2022 for PC, PS4, PS5, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One, and Xbox Series S/X? FIFA 23, The Last of Us Part 1 remake, NBA 2K23, and Steelrising are among the most anticipated titles.
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Xbox Game Pass to Bring 31 Day One Titles to Xbox Consoles, PCs in 2022
Xbox Game Pass is set to add 31 new day one titles in 2022, bringing anticipated titles including Total War: Warhammer 3, Stalker 2: Heart of Chernobyl, Redfall, Starfield, A Plague Tale: Requiem, Slime Rancher 2, Atomic Heart, Hello Neighbor 2, Weird West, and Sniper Elite 5, among others. Many of the games do not have confirmed released dates and...
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It's So Cold In US That Calves' Ears Are Falling Off
In Arkansas, ranchers are fitting pantyhose over the heads of calves in a desperate attempt to keep them warm. In Montana, they've been duct-taping calves' ears to their necks to stop them from falling off. In Oklahoma, newborns arrived onto snow-packed frozen ground and perished while ranchers were reportedly sticking the hardest-hit animals in th...
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Donald Trump Woos Farmers With Promise Of $14 Billion In Pandemic Aid
In a bid to win over voters in US farm states, President Donald Trump announced up to $14 billion in aid to farmers and ranchers hurt by the coronavirus pandemic.
-
"Fire Warriors" In Amazon Stand In The Way Of Arsonists To Stop Blazes
No one could stop the fire. It had burned for 10 days already, across 25 miles, when the rancher made the desperate call to the only person he thought could still help.
-
Bigfoot? Dogman? Authorities Have No Idea What This Wolf-Like Creature Is
In Montana, it's legal to shoot wolves that get perilously close to people or livestock, and that's exactly what a rancher in Denton thought he did, putting a bullet into something with four legs and canine teeth that came within stalking distance of his herd. But when he summoned wildlife officials to investigate, something was off.
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Want To Buy Rhino Horn? You Can In South Africa, DNA required
South African ranchers launched an online market for rhino horn on Monday, saying the open trade would help squeeze poachers out of the business
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FBI Releases Video Of Fatal Shooting Of Oregon Protester
The FBI released a video on Thursday showing Oregon state police shooting dead one of the armed protesters who took over a wildlife refuge in a three-week occupation involving ranchers angry over land management policies.
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US Militia Occupy Wildlife Park Headquarters In Rancher Row
A group of US militiamen reportedly angered by the jailing of two ranchers occupied the headquarters of a federal wildlife reserve in Oregon on Saturday, local authorities said.
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World's Oldest Clown Dies at 98 in Montana
Floyd "Creeky" Creekmore, a former Montana rancher who held the record as the world's oldest performing clown, has died at age 98, his son said on Tuesday.
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Before Nevada Stand-Off, A Collision Between Ranchers and Tortoises
When the U.S. government declared the Mojave desert tortoise an endangered species in 1989, it effectively marked the cattle ranchers of Nevada's Clark County for extinction.
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Mexico to Legalise Vigilantes Fighting Drug Cartel
Mexico's government plans on Saturday to begin demobilising a vigilante movement of assault rifle-wielding ranchers and farmers that formed in the western state of Michoacan and succeeded in largely expelling the Knights Templar cartel when state and local authorities couldn't.
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Racism taints US rancher in folk hero standoff
A Nevada cattle rancher has become the unlikely ring-leader of an armed right-wing militia, billing himself as a people's hero locked in a showdown with US federal authorities.
